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 1    1,   1|      Church, at the same time the Gospel and the whole of Tradition
 2    2,   3|           words known through the Gospel. By these actions and words
 3    2,   3|           of the lost coin.28 The Gospel writer who particularly
 4    2,   3|           teaching is Luke, whose Gospel has earned the title of "
 5    2,   3|          earned the title of "the Gospel of mercy." ~When one speaks
 6    2,   3|      constitutes the heart of the Gospel ethos. The Teacher expresses
 7    2,   3|         essential elements of the Gospel ethos. In this instance
 8    4,   5|      voices resound in St. Luke's Gospel in unique harmony concerning
 9    4,   5|   exactness in the content of the Gospel parable. It becomes more
10    4,   6|         chapter fifteen of Luke's Gospel, we read the parable of
11    7,  13|            on His life and on His Gospel, on His cross and resurrection,
12    7,  14|        much of the essence of the Gospel and Christianity. Let us
13    7,  14|          messianic message of the Gospel. ~Society can become "ever
14    7,  14|        much of the essence of the Gospel. Forgiveness demonstrates
15    7,  14| forgiveness. In no passage of the Gospel message does forgiveness,